U+0167 "ŧ" Latin Small Letter T with Stroke Unicode Character

U+0167 "ŧ" Latin Small Letter T with Stroke is a typographic variant of the letter T, distinguished by a horizontal line or stroke drawn through its vertical stem, and is primarily used in the written forms of certain languages, most notably in the Northern Sámi language where it represents a specific voiceless dental or alveolar non-sibilant fricative sound, similar to the "th" in the English word "thin." It also appears in older or specialized orthographies for other languages and in phonetic transcription systems, where the stroke indicates a modification of the standard T sound. This character is part of the Latin Extended-A block in Unicode, making it available for digital text and communication in contexts requiring precise linguistic representation.